Stock Price Update
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In the Portfolio View, check and see if there is a price quote and a day change present.
In most cases, if the day change is 0.00%, the price is missing.
Alternatively, you can go to Window > Securities > select the stock/mutual fund > select Price History and see if anything is entered for the day in question.
The way the stock market's been...better not to look!
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Q2007 was so much better. GREEN Up-Arrow (positive change) RED Down-Arrow (negative change) BOLD Dash (o change) Grey Triangle (Price not downloaded). All this in the Portfolio View with indicator next to each security. IMHO Q2018 for Mac is a huge step backward.In the Portfolio View, check and see if there is a price quote and a day change present.
In most cases, if the day change is 0.00%, the price is missing.
Alternatively, you can go to Window > Securities > select the stock/mutual fund > select Price History and see if anything is entered for the day in question.
The way the stock market's been...better not to look!0 -
Hey William,
Sorry that you having trouble with the interface.
Where you able to determine wether or not the stock price has updated correctly?
Let us know!
-Quicken Tyka~~~***~~~0 -
Currently running both Q2007 & Q2018Mac side-by-side. After clicking circle to update security prices in Q2018Mac, I compare portfolio value to Q2007 to determine if stock prices were updated; but I know that i'll eventually have to give up my Q2007 crutch - perhaps Q2018Mac will be more like Q2018Windows before I have to throw away that crutch (4th Quarter).Quicken Tyka said:Hey William,
Sorry that you having trouble with the interface.
Where you able to determine wether or not the stock price has updated correctly?
Let us know!
-Quicken Tyka0 -
Thanks for the 'work around'. Its a bit cumbersome to check each of my securities. I've noticed in Q2007Mac that sometimes all stock prices for all the stocks in my portfolio (mostly mutual funds) do not update in a given 7pm ET download - the RED, GREEN, etc indicators are a big help in reminding me to update stock prices again later that same night.In the Portfolio View, check and see if there is a price quote and a day change present.
In most cases, if the day change is 0.00%, the price is missing.
Alternatively, you can go to Window > Securities > select the stock/mutual fund > select Price History and see if anything is entered for the day in question.
The way the stock market's been...better not to look!0 -
It's not a workaround. It's how you manually entered stock prices in Quicken Mac...which is NOT the same way as it was in Quicken Mac 2007.In the Portfolio View, check and see if there is a price quote and a day change present.
In most cases, if the day change is 0.00%, the price is missing.
Alternatively, you can go to Window > Securities > select the stock/mutual fund > select Price History and see if anything is entered for the day in question.
The way the stock market's been...better not to look!
I did mention, in the post above, that you can just go to the Portfolio View in Quicken Mac and see if there has been any change in price.
Looking at the Day Change column will give you the same red/green indicators.0 -
Tyka, I'm just starting wth QM18 after years in Windows. My Canadian stocks that also trade in NY, like Enbridge, CIBC, Bank of Nova Scotia are now all updating using American prices in my Canadian accounts. This is just plain wrong. Is there a work around? In the Security info screen on Windows you could check off the exchange, but that is not an option when you click on the security in QM18. Is there a way to specify the correct exchange from which to get the quote?0
